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Failure to Modernize The Real Cost April 2017 - Webinar jbuck@impowertechnologies.com @Jbuck_imPower December 2008 Agenda Employment Trends IT Future Growth I.T. Retirements College Today Skills Gap Students Today


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Failure to Modernize The Real Cost

@Jbuck_imPower

April 2017 - Webinar

jbuck@impowertechnologies.com

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December 2008

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Agenda

  • Employment Trends
  • IT Future Growth
  • I.T. Retirements
  • College Today
  • Skills Gap
  • Students Today
  • How To Fail
  • What You Can Do
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Failure To Modernize

Employment Trends

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TOP 10 TECHNOLOGY JOBS TO WATCH FOR IN 2018

  • https://www.roberthalf.com/sites/default/files/images/RHT_0917_IG_3840x2700_SG2018-TopTen_USA_ENG.jpg
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  • https://www.roberthalf.com/sites/default/files/images/RHT_0917_IG_3840x2700_SG2018-SalaryMap_USA_ENG.jpg
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2018 Midpoint Salary’s

  • https://www.roberthalf.com/salary-guide/technology/software-engineer
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2018 US NEWS TOP 100 JOBS

  • https://money.usnews.com/careers/best-jobs/rankings/the-100-best-jobs
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  • http://www.economicmodeling.com/
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Breaking Down the Labor Market Supply & Demand Software Developers

  • http://www.economicmodeling.com/supply-and-demand-of-software-developers/
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Failure To Modernize

IT Future Growth

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US Dept. of Labor - Bureau of Labor Statistics

Information Security Analysts - 37%

  • Much faster than average

Computer Systems Analysts - 25%

  • Much faster than average

Software Developers - 22%

  • Much faster than average

Database Administrators - 15%

  • Faster than average
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I.T. Services Growing

IT Employment expected to grow

Average annual rate of 6.1%

  • www.bls.gov/opub/btn/volume-2/careers-in-growing-field-of-information-technology-services.htm
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2018 H-1B Visa Job Categories

Top 6 Jobs are IT Positions!

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2018 H-1B Visa Sponsors

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Failure To Modernize

IT Retirements

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Retirement Leads to IT Job Opportunities

  • 10K people turn 65 every day
  • In the US
  • Trend will continue through 2030
  • wisecareers.com/articles/information-technology/baby-boomer-retirement-makes-way-it-job-opportunities
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Retirees Help Create 55 Million Jobs

  • Baby boomers retiring
  • 31M jobs will open up
  • 24M more by 2020
  • www.georgetown.edu/news/study-finds-retirees-will-create-more-jobs-2020.html
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IT Starts to Prepare for a Workforce Exodus

  • IT veteran workers
  • Still relied upon
  • Help run critical systems
  • On somewhat dated technology
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Failure To Modernize

Colleges Today

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Colleges Have Changed

  • BIG business now!
  • It’s the bottom line
  • It’s “Butts in the seat!”
  • Receive funding

based on enrollment & grants

  • Constantly trying

to maximize revenues

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An Instructor Teaches What Sells…

  • Instructors paid by the number of students
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An Instructor Teaches What Sells…

  • Instructors paid by the number of students
  • A low number of students
  • Class is cancelled
  • Instructor receives a lower percentage of his workload
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An Instructor Teaches What Sells…

  • Instructors paid by the number of students
  • A low number of students
  • Class is cancelled
  • Instructor receives a lower percentage of his workload
  • Instructors teach many classes…
  • They have to make a living!
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An Instructor Teaches What Sells…

  • College instructors in “Highly skilled”

areas

  • Compensated at a much lower rate

than their counterparts in industry

  • No compensation difference

between teaching

  • Microsoft Office and PC Basics
  • IBM i System Administration
  • Teach Large number of classes
  • Limited time to learn new

technologies

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What Instructors Do

  • Teach what is easy & fun!
  • What will entertain my students?
  • Teach topics that
  • Are easy to learn
  • Have unlimited resources

for the instructor & student

  • Popular technologies lead to

more students

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College performance

Question – If college’s are doing a great job… Why do we need 1.2 million H1B’s? Today’s businesses have limited input on what colleges teach. Usually a “Pizza Party” for the college to announce what they plan for their students

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Failure To Modernize

Colleges Today

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The Skills Gap… it’s a growing problem

  • https://www.scribd.com/document/324008101/MarketPoint-Infographic-Skills-Gap-2015-August#from_embed
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The Skills Gap… it’s a growing problem

  • https://www.scribd.com/document/324008101/MarketPoint-Infographic-Skills-Gap-2015-August#from_embed
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The Skills Gap… it’s a growing problem

  • https://www.scribd.com/document/324008101/MarketPoint-Infographic-Skills-Gap-2015-August#from_embed
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The Skills Gap… it’s a growing problem

  • https://www.scribd.com/document/324008101/MarketPoint-Infographic-Skills-Gap-2015-August#from_embed
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The Skills Gap… it’s a growing problem

  • https://www.scribd.com/document/324008101/MarketPoint-Infographic-Skills-Gap-2015-August#from_embed
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The Skills Gap… What about Canada???

  • https://www.roberthalf.ca/sites/roberthalf.ca/files/rh-pdfs/rh_demand_skilled_talent_vol13_can.pdf
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The Skills Gap… What about Canada???

  • https://www.roberthalf.ca/sites/roberthalf.ca/files/rh-pdfs/rh_demand_skilled_talent_vol13_can.pdf
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The Skills Gap… What about Canada???

https://www.roberthalf.ca/sites/roberthalf.ca/files/rh- pdfs/rh_demand_skilled_talent_vol13_can.pdf

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The Skills Gap… it’s a growing problem

Employers are having difficult time filling jobs

  • Interesting fact when more

people are graduating with college degrees then ever before;

  • 39% of people under 25

unemployed or underemployed

  • 64% of today’s jobs don’t

require a college education

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The Skills Gap… it’s a growing problem

Student Debt Crisis: The Recession Started It; Colleges Sustain It; And Politicians Make It Worse - Forbes

Student Debt:

  • Totals 1.3 Trillion
  • This amounts to 2/3 of

total Credit Card and Auto Loans

  • 15 percent of retirees

have student loan debt

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The Skills Gap…What about Canada???

  • http://www.debt101.ca/news/how-big-is-canadas-student-debt-today
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The Skills Gap… What about Canada???

  • http://www.debt101.ca/news/how-big-is-canadas-student-debt-today
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The Skills Gap… it’s a growing problem

Three Players:

  • The Employer
  • The Job Seeker
  • Academia
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The Skills Gap… it’s a growing problem

The Employer

  • Complain about a shortage of qualified

workers

  • Hiring managers want workers that are

immediately productive

  • 49 % of employers site… Lack of job specific

skills IBM i & RPG?

  • Only 24% of employers agree that lack of on

the job training causes a shortage

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The Skills Gap… it’s a growing problem

The Job Seeker

  • Today’s youth are told to “Follow your dreams”
  • Little education about the entry level positions

available to them

  • 44% of college graduates under 25 hold jobs

requiring less than a college degree.

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The Skills Gap… it’s a growing problem

Academia

  • 96% of academics think they should communicate with potential employers about

their curriculum

  • Only 45% polled report doing so on a regular basis
  • This communication is often is a biyearly meeting to tell employers about the

college curriculum changes

  • Changes to college curriculum often takes 2 – 3 years.
  • By the time the curriculum is changed the class is no longer relevant
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Failure To Modernize

Students Today

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Would a Student Want to Code...

  • Employee payroll report
  • Order Entry Application
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Would a Student Want to Code...

  • Employee payroll report
  • Order Entry Application

Or…

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Would a Student Want to Code...

  • $1M iPhone App
  • $100M Online Game
  • f the century

Or…

  • Employee payroll report
  • Order Entry Application
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Students Think..

“I’ll write one program & I’m done!”

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Enterprise System Topics are Not “Sexy!”

  • What’s cool about enterprise systems?
  • Usually a “Boring” business application
  • IBM is out of business
  • They used to make good typewriters
  • People talk about dead systems
  • AS400
  • iSeries
  • System i
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Enterprise System Topics are Not “Sexy!”

  • RPG & COBOL are old…
  • No one uses those languages
  • Why would I want to learn this “Old Stuff?”
  • Most students have had

limited interaction with business

  • Student life & the world’s processing

is on their iPhone

  • Recent Sprint Advertisement!
  • “Now that your life is on your phone!”
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Students Don’t Understand the Big Picture

  • They Grew up with Microsoft & Apple
  • I asked a first semester class
  • “What is IBM’s business?”
  • Three had never heard of IBM
  • Five students didn’t have a clue what the company does
  • Most said “Something to do with computers?”
  • They are rarely exposed to Enterprise systems
  • Except in History Books!
  • Even a Gateway IT program advisor
  • “IBM is out of business!”
  • “Why does the Software Developer program

teach IBM classes?”

  • He thought Lenovo bought IBM!
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Perception of a Mainframe

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Perception of a Mainframe

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Perception of Cloud Computing

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Would a Young IT Professional Work for You?

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Failure To Modernize

How your company can Fail

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80’s Tools & Techniques

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Use 80’s Tools & Techniques

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Use 80’s Tools & Techniques

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Use 80’s Tools & Techniques

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Failure to Modernize

  • Deal with dwindling “AS400” professional resources
  • Higher costs to work on your “Old stuff”
  • Business costs because your system cannot adapt to changes
  • Overseas skills
  • Next generation of IT professionals will “PASS” on your company
  • Will there always be “Unlimited” foreign workers
  • Eventually $$$$$$$.
  • Complete rewrite or migration
  • Different software and/or platform.
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Failure To Modernize

What You Can Do

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What Your Company Can Do

  • Work with high schools & college’s
  • Understand that young people will not work with old technologies
  • Modernize to attract young IT professionals.
  • They are excited about helping to move your company forward.
  • Offer Internships & jobs
  • Support academic & industry organizations
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Become involved with Education

Typically, instructors don’t interact well with businesses.

Most haven’t been involved in business for years… if ever Take one to lunch or offer to help with a class. Help them understand what is going

  • n in industry

Volunteer to help high schools & colleges

Computer systems and software Help them with curriculum that will help business

Talk to students about enterprise systems

Visit colleges, high schools & middle schools

Support Enterprise Education

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Lend Technical Resources to Colleges

Where are the resources.. A recent example!

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Young People Won’t Work with OLD Technology

  • Your company MUST develop a modernization plan
  • The software & tools to modernize are available
  • Less expensive to modernize than
  • Changing platforms
  • Completely rewriting your system
  • Modernization
  • Keep your Core Business Logic
  • Modernize your Database
  • Modernize your User Interface
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Young People Won’t Work with OLD Technology

Modernization Steps

  • Start slow
  • Concentrate on one area
  • Model, View, Controller architecture
  • Be prepared for the

next “Final Solution!”

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Tools are Available

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Replace your “Retro” Code

1 As Michelle Lyons refers to the old stuff!

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Use RDi & Modern RPG

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Offering Internships & Jobs

What are the Benefits of Young IT Professionals?

  • PHP, HTML, JavaScript

New skills Many new technologies are second nature to young people

  • Retirements lose technical skills
  • Retirements lose business knowledge

You will teach young IT professionals your business Old timers will learn from the youngsters and vice versa!

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IBM Power Systems Academic Initiative

  • Contact IBM & tell them your

concern

  • Post your jobs on IBM’s job board
  • powersystemsjobs.com
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IBM Power Systems Academic Initiative

  • Contact IBM & tell them your

concern

  • Post your jobs on IBM’s job board
  • Check out the colleges on the

PSAI web site

  • www.ibm.com/university/power/na.html
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Industry Organizations

COMMON & Local user groups

  • The web has hurt these organizations…
  • The boss says “Can’t you watch a

webinar or something?”

  • Attend conferences & learn new skills
  • Volunteer with COMMON
  • Volunteer with your local user group
  • Invite local Colleges to attend user

group events

  • College Administrators
  • Instructors
  • Students
  • common.org & wmcpa.org
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Failure to Modernize The Real Cost

@Jbuck_imPower

April 2017 - Webinar

jbuck@impowertechnologies.com

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Jim Buck Phone 262-705-2832 Email – jbuck@impowertechnologies.com Twitter - @j_buck51 www.impowertechnologies.com

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